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We have a Clipping Mask option which would allow you to draw over the contents of another layer. Pick a layer with drawn content and create a new layer over it. Hit the third icon from the left on the bottom of the Layer Window and an arrow should come up next to the layer thumbnail. This means that your layer is now clipped to the drawn hexels of the layer below it. See here for a visual: https://youtu.be/qD_BrV8pUAY?t=1m23s